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How many pounds is equal to 89 kilos?
A Kilo is about twice as heavy as a pound so about 180 lbs are in 90 kilos.Actually this is incorrect. A pound (lb) as used in the United States is about 0.45 kilos. So one kilo is approximately 2.2 pounds. That makes 90 kilos about 198 lbs.
How many pounds in 14 stone 7 ounces?
1 stone = 14 pounds so 14 stone = 14*14 = 196 pounds. 1 pound = 16 ounces So 14 stone 7 ounces = 196 7/16 = 196.4375 pounds
How many pounds. 20 kilograms?
20 kilograms is equivalent to approximately 44.09 pounds.
How much does 14.2 pounds equal to gallons?
a pound is a measure of force, normally the force of gravity on. a mass a liter is a measure of volumeI hope this helps
Does liquid nitrogen evaporate or can convert into gas?
Liquid nitrogen can evaporate because its boiling point is very low at -196 degrees Celsius. When exposed to higher temperatures, it can quickly vaporize into nitrogen gas.
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